Categories:Toy News, Sightings Posted by:william-james88 Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 30,023
While Canadian Walmarts have been rather barren as of late, the latest exclusive figures are now all being found in stores at the same time.
The second wave of Headmaster figures was found in BC.
The Nextflix wave 3 deluxes have been found across the country (though there is no confirmation for Ontario since the province is currently on essentials only lockdown).
The Netflix wave 3 voyagers have been found in Alberta.
Category:Toy News Posted by:william-james88 Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 23,981
The site In Demand Toys now has new stock photos for the upcoming reissues of Beast Wars Megatron and Optimus Primal. These are Walmart exclusive in some parts of the world (like the US) but clearly, there are other places selling them online, like that very site, which is based in the UK. The images show that the toys will come in packaging that is very close to their original packaging of back in the day. The back is a bit disheartening since they have both Cheetor and Rattrap as Megas. While the deco for Optimus Primal is the same we saw in the reveal images, Megatron's is drastically different. On the packaging photos and in the stock photos, he has the silver paint on his head that the original toy had (to replicate the G1 Megatron look). So we are not sure what the final colour will be.
Instagram user tonezone.mp4 has posted in-hand images of the upcoming Hasbro Pulse exclusive release, Generations Selects Tricranius. The figure is a lava-themed redeco (and minor retool) of Kingdom Ractonite, and as such turns into a skeletal triceratops. The photos show off the figure’s new red and black deco and highlight the new sculpting, in particular on the beast mode head. We also get an excellent shot of the new Maximal symbol on the figure's head. Tricranius comes with a suite of blast effect parts, and the images give examples of the excellent compatibility these have with the fossilizer.
Thinking of picking up your own Tricranius, or are you happy with your Ractonite? Excited to try out blast effect parts with your Seige Weaponizers? Let us know in the comments below!
Categories:Toy News, Reviews Posted by:-Kanrabat- | Credit(s): PrimeVsPrime Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 23,829
Greetings Seibertronians!
Prime VS Prime have just released the video review of Generations SELECTS Abominus! This version come with different paint aps than the original Power of the Primes original, and some new accessories notably a brand new chest part. The paint apps also hew more closely to the animation accuracy that Takara is known for.
Do you have this combiner on preorder? Are you thinking about getting it? Or is it just a "been there, done that"?
Categories:Site News, Cartoon News, Toy News Posted by:ZeroWolf | Credit(s): Seibertron.com Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 62,226
Greetings Seibertronians! Site owner, Seibertron, has been getting busy with his camera again, returning to previous toylines. Today, he is filling gaps within the first installment of the epic, War for Cybertron toyline, Siege!
The subjects today are the Rainmakers: Acid Storm, Ion Storm and Nova Storm. These three were sold as a Target Exclusive in the states, all being redecos of the very well recieved Siege Voyager Class Cybertron Mode Starscream, who turns into a tetrajet. The tetrajet is modelled like the ones that Skywarp and Thundercracker turned into back in the pilot of the Generation 1 Transformers cartoon.
The mould itself recieved a lot of use. It was redeco'ed (and given two alternate heads) for the following figures: Siege Starscream, Siege Thundercracker, Siege Skywarp (as part of the Amazon Exclusive Phantom Strike set, the Netflix Transformers WfC Voyager Sparkless Seeker, Netflix Transformers WfC Voyager Hotlink, the Target Red Card Exclusive Red Wing, and these three.
Check out the galleries, and a few choice images below:
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Following the universe-shattering events of Dark Nights: Metal, the Earth is enveloped by the Dark Multiverse and has transformed into a hellish landscape twisted beyond recognition. McFarlane has 4 new figures with a Collect to Build Dark Father figure. Also from McFarlane, two new Mortal Kombat figures are available with Noob Saibot and Kabal. This Optimus Prime figure is the first to use Yolopark’s Internal Interconnect Endoskeleton System (IIES) that, unlike traditional ratchet joints, utilizes a real Mechanical Gear System for smooth movement. This amazing figure has a total of 333 points of articulation and is limited to 2,000 pieces. This Ultimate Michael Myers figure is based on his appearance in the new Halloween Kills movie and stands over 7" tall. Super Galaxy Gurren Lagann joins the Plaiobot model kit line! From the fan-favorite action manga Fist of the North Star comes the elder brother of Kenshiro, Jagi! Help Bill and Ted Pass their history class and avoid military school! Travel through time with these two most excellent figures.
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Masters of the Universe ReAction figures are back in stock with some new additions including exclusives and variants! McFarlane's 12 inch tall static Commando Spawn figure has arrived! Dani Moonstar was part of a group of superhuman young mutants and has the power to conjure illusions based on her enemy's deepest fears. Now she is part of the Marvel Legends action figure series! How is anyone supposed to relax with a bunch of ghosts running around? Now you can with this official Ghostbusters Trap Incense Burner, modeled after the iconic ghost trap seen in the films! With the Ultimates New Japan Pro-Wrestling figure from Super7, you can relive the fun and excitement with these legendary wrestling action figures. Mondo makes collectible creature history with the (possibly?) first-ever Creature from the Black Lagoon 1/6 scale figure! This Amazing Yamaguchi Wolverine action figure includes several interchangeable parts including facial expressions, hands, and claws.
Category:Toy News Posted by:-Kanrabat- | Credit(s): Tonezone.mp4 on Instagram Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 45,205
We've gotten some new pictures of Transformers Selects Transmutate. They come from Instagram user tonezone.mp4.
We see more details than ever before, including her unique headsculpt. Select Transmutate will be available as a regular Select figure, meaning you'll be able to buy her pretty much everywhere.
Are you planning to get this radioactive and mutated take of Kingdom Paleotrex? Do you think this repaint/retool is a nice update to the tragic Beast Wars character? Let us know what you think!
Today, we're looking at Wave 1 Core Class Rattrap and Wave 1 Deluxe Class Cheetor. These two (along with Voyager Class Optimus Primal) gave us three out of the five starting Maximals. In the Galleries (linked below) you'll see them conpared to their past versions, spread across different lines. Cheetor as a character has now appeared in projects outside of Beast Wars, in the Cyberverse TV series and is rumoured to be a character to appear in one of the many Live Action Transformers movies. Rattrap, aside from Beast Wars, appeared as Starscreams aide in the first IDW Transformers universe, when the latter was ruling Cybertron.
Of course, you can also see them in a pitched battle with the rest of the Kingdom Wave 1 releases.
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Category:Sponsor News Posted by:ZeroWolf | Credit(s): The Chosen Prime Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 23,914 THE CHOSEN PRIME NEWSLETTER FOR APRIL 19, 2021
Greetings from The Chosen Prime!
We have new arrivals and pre-orders available this week including those presented below.
Let us know if there's a particular figure you're looking for that isn't listed here or on the website. Happy shopping!
Categories:Movie News, Site Articles, Voices Posted by:william-james88 Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 129,607
With there being buzz again for a new Transformers film, I thought of starting this ranking which will update through the years as more movies get added. This ranking consists of theatrically released Transformers films. Be sure to let us know your ranking too.
Ranking of the Transformers Films with Theatrical Releases
7. Transformers The last Knight
With the previous film steering things in the right direction by finally having the robots actually feel like characters and not just background noise, I was legitimately excited for this film. Megatron was coming back as well with the best design we had seen for him so far in the series and it looked like Optimus could finally be the prominent character in the film, especially based on the marketing. I mean, you look at this and Optimus is the last knight, right... RIGHT?!?!?!?!
Wrong!
The last knight is Mark Wahlberg. You wondering why? Well it's because he doesn't have sex a lot. They spend some minutes discussing that very thing. Oh and Optimus, the guy on the poster? Not in the film much. The last film ended with him setting off on an awesome revenge mission in space and this one opens with the film showing us that he wasn't really made for deep space flight. This film is a dud with the most uneven tone of the entire series. Like having some really raw and visceral medieval action intercut with Stanley Tucci being a clown as a drunk Merlin. Tone deaf, truly tone deaf. There's just so much wasted potential here. Evil Optimus? Lasts for just six minutes. Cool new Megatron? Not there much, plays second fiddle to Quintessa. Barricade returns? Taken out without Bee even needing to transform. Unicron is planet earth? Not gonna focus on that too much. Cog is called a headmaster? He never transforms into anything and is just a butler robot. The submarine is a Transformer? Never transforms. Bee can finally talk again? He does, after we were told that he still can't, and after his two second speech he goes back to the radio voice.
This doesn't feel like a Transformers movie in the least. It looks like one of the writers in the writer's room had an Arthurian legend descendants script in the works and the rest of the writers just added Transformers to it. This film is just a junk fest of scenes and random ideas put together, avoid it "no matter the cost".
6. Transformers Dark of the Moon
My issue with this film is that it is so damn boring. Like mind numbingly so. The Transformers hero characters are relegated to the background here, even in the fight scenes and they seem to have no agency. The Wreckers are there for 2 minutes of screen time and mostly in the background of those 2 minutes. This is not a joke. The montage scene of Sam looking for a random job lasts longer (it lasts for 4 minutes). And I absolutely hate how they have to write ridiculous reasons for Optimus not to join a battle (and thus save some money on CGI), like getting tied up with ropes. It just makes this huge blockbuster feel so cheap. Speaking of Optimus, any hint of that noble warrior is gone here and he's just a murderer. I get that he is beyond pissed off in Age of Extinction, which gives a reason for his overly rash behaviour, but we don't have that here. Just a murder machine who executes his mentor by shooting him in the head point blank. That particular scene does not make him look heroic in the least. And once again, Megatron plays second fiddle to another villain. Also, the studio insisting on Leonard Nimoy to say his famous Spock line in the context of villainy made me want to hurl. Although the "homage" to the Columbia shuttle tragedy is probably worse.
5. Transformers Revenge of the Fallen
One thing that pisses me off to no end with these films is the total disregard for the robot characters. The live action films treat the robots as just random characters we don't need to know much about and the constructicons are a great example of this. We see them in the beginning, they aren't introduced nor so they talk among themselves to establish anything. And then later in the film, we see Devastator, who you'd think would be made up of those constructicons. But he isn't. Instead, he is made up of construction vehicles lying around a pyramid which suddenly merge together into devastator. And during that time, you have the constructicons from the beginning fighting the Autobots. It's like the writers and filmmakers are going out of their way to show how little any of this means to them. The writing is beyond poor in this film with one of the key plot points being that only a Prime can defeat the Fallen, the villain of this film which Megatron plays second fiddle to. And while Optimus does beat him after getting some parts from Jetfire, I don't see why it had to be a prime and not just any other bot who was jacked up on extra parts.
And I hate how terribly cheap the film looks with its obvious cost cutting methods. There's an important scene where Optimus is resurrected and it's entirely obscured by a tarp.
All that said, there are some good things in this film. For one, Megatron's looks are a step up here in robot mode. I like how the tank treads incorporate into his feet and the asymmetry of his arms adds a real creepy factor. This look is the one that has remained the most iconic for Megatron's Bayverse tenure even though he changed look in every film. Also, that forest battle scene is pretty incredible. Not just because it is well done, but it lasts long enough for it to become this small pocket in the history of Bay films where the robots are the main characters. Sure Sam runs around, but he serves his purpose as indicating to the audience just how different Autobot and Decepticon ideologies are. In that scene, Sam is there not as a main character but just as a means to share more info about the robots to the audience, no matter how basic that info is (Auobot good, Decepticon bad). It's an awesome 3 minute scene that you can watch again and again on youtube with no need for what comes before or after and none of the films previously mentioned have something this good.
4. Transformers Age of Extinction
This film gets kudos for actually trying to fix major issues from the previous films. For one, the bots actually feel like characters with their own personality traits. Optimus is a full fledged character here, well at least as much as any of the human characters. Sure, it's the murder machine version of the character, but at least you know where he's coming from. All the Autobots get several lines of dialogue. I remember Protoman (a reviewer on youtube and a friend) reviewing the Drift figure and saying that the character probably wouldn't have more than two lines of dialogue in the film and this film proved him (and many others) wrong. Were they good lines? I'm not even going there, I am just happy these characters have lines. And speaking of the Autobots, they are colour coded this time around to make the action scenes easier to follow. And there are some pretty kick ass action scenes, be it Hound and Bumblebee's last stand, Optimus Against Galvatron, Optimus against Lockdown, the dinobot charge, flying around Chicago, Bee vs Stinger atop the robotic Pterasaur, lots of fun stuff. Plus the villains are good here. The bounty hunter Lockdown is rather threatening and I really liked Kelsey Grammer as an 80s type villain that is just obviously evil. We even get scenes of just the Transformers heroes talking and figuring things out with no human in sight. Crazy, I know!
3. Transformers (2007)
In comparison to the rest, there isn't much to say here other than I think it was a good first outing for a franchise branching out into a new era. Sure, the humans take centre stage for most of the film but it serves as an introduction to the brand and the new mythos of this interpretation. It does an ok job at what it's trying to do even though Bay's live action style was never something I was overly fond of, especially the idea that really cool stuff will be relegated to the background and that the Transformers are secondary characters with action told from a ground witness point of view. It was fine for a first film and that point of view even works well in that military desert scene vs Scorponok but I feel what worked for one film did not work for the entire franchise. And the CGI still holds up, which is quite an achievement and it shows just how cutting edge the film was when it first came out.
2. Transformers The Movie
This film is really special and I haven't cracked the code as to why it works so well for so many of us. I just know for a fact that it is extremely captivating to kids (Or those who watched it when they were kids). The drawings are gorgeous and the animation is good. It holds up very well and you can definitely tell that this is a movie rather than another episode of the show to the point where going back to the show will feel like a downgrade after seeing it. It also feels truly epic. You feel the stakes. I feel it does waver off a bit after Galvatron's initial attack with the remaining autobots, where three parties are split off into new worlds, but everything comes back together for a grand finale. The part of the writing that I find rather impressive is everything to do with Galvatron. It's not easy to bring about the idea of a different character also being a new version of an old character, and to do that without that becoming the main plot you are telling. Here, I feel they do it effortlessly. I love how Galvatron retains the memory of his previous self and is proud of his achievements, yet you see that this is a new persona at the same time. Just wonderful stuff all around.
1. Bumblebee
This may not be a revolutionary movie for most, but to me it proves that the Transformers franchise can truly inhabit the world of classic live action films without any mockery. The film itself is excellent for what it is, an Amblin film for today's generation of kids. It goes for the 80s aesthetic all the way by not only making it the setting, and giving the robots the more classic look and feel of that era, but also in giving us a film that feels a product of that era of film making and storytelling, like ET.
I love the world building etched into the dialogue. Like how Bee's sentencing by Blitzwing shows Megatron's ideals of "Peace through Tyranny". That first segment with Bee coming to Earth is just so beautifully done. That was originally how the film began in the script, when there was no Cybertron scene and while I think that Cybertron scene is all kinds of fun, I am really impressed at what Bee's arrival on Earth accomplishes in terms of storytelling and aesthetics for this new breed of live action Transformers films. They show us how Bumblebee scans and transforms and how that changes his own aesthetic through an action scene. Right after that it shows us just how bad the odds are against the autobots with the battle against Blitzwing. We see the advantage a flier has over a bot that can only transform into a car and and there are some nice shots contrasting their size, mirroring the larger war at hand. I love how Bumblebee goes to destroy his flight mechanism to ground him first. Plus how that fight finishes shows how the Autobots had to get crafty to survive and continue fighting.
We get some more awesome fight choreography at the end against Dropkick and Shatter, and the filmmaker even throws in a few moments of showing how a Transformers fight differs from other robots fighting, with using their transformation abilities as they fight. Plus you've got a great soundtrack and good human characters, and a solid performance from John Cena (who has BY FAR the best line in the film). I am just very happy this movie came out by the time I had kids (a boy and girl) since it's a great way to share this brand I love so much with them within the modern slew of entertainment. It's the Transformers film I can truly recommend to anyone and everyone.
Category:Toy News Posted by:Bounti76 | Credit(s): Actar on Seibertron Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 33,658
Thanks to Seibertronian Actar, we have some new images of Kingdom Leader Class T-Wrecks in the flesh plastic! While there isn't really anything new here, we do get some different lighting and poses that show him off better in his beast mode. Take a look below!
While T-Wrecks is a robot head retool and redeco of Kingdom Megatron, the new colors really make him pop and give him a different feel than the Predacon leader. T-Wrecks will be a Target RedCard exclusive in the U.S., with potential distribution channels in other markets as yet unknown. Are you planning on picking him up when he's released? Let us know what you think, and if you're excited (or not) for this Kingdom addition.
Categories:Toy News, Retailer News Posted by:Bounti76 | Credit(s): Target Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 53,326
Greetings, Transformer fans! Thanks to the efforts of two fellow Seibertronians, Dr. Caelus and EmoTim, we bring to you the news of a nice online sale at Target in the U.S. First, there's two Earthrise figures, Voyager Class Snapdragon, and Leader Class Doubledealer, both at a 50% off discount! This makes Snapdragon $13.49, and Doubledealer just $22.49. But the big deal is the relatively new Transformers/X-Men Collaborative Ultimate X-Panse figure, which is also 50% off, making this transforming X-Jet figure in its 90s style packaging just $32.49! This is an awesome deal on this figure, which only began shipping weeks ago.
You can order any of these by clicking on the pictures below. Snap them up while you can!
Categories:Site News, Media Vault, Twincasts Posted by:megatronus Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 74,311
The Seibertron.com Twincast / Podcast is back as Stunticon crew ScottyP, xRotorstormx, Counterpunch, Megatronus, and very special guest, the Enigma of Combination himself WilliamJames88, tackle the latest Pulse Fan Fest reveals and other leaks of the day.
Episode #274 “Pulse Fan Fest 2021” is available directly and in our RSS Feed, and should appear on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio and many other Podcatcher sites within 24 to 48 hours of when you see this news post.
Here's what we discuss in this episode:
We start big with what we all knew was coming: The Autobot Ark. He's big, he's yellow, and he's giving us cause to break out our prop replicas of Mount Saint Helens.
Questions about Commander Class Rodimus Prime's trailer are answered, and Leader Galvatron is looking more spry these days, what being properly transformed.
Voyager Rhinox, Deluxe Scorponok, and Deluxe Tracks keep the crew busy for awhile - mostly positive with the occasional jaw chest or flying car quibble.
Fossilizers are all the rage, with deluxe Wingfinger, deluxe Tricranius, and core Dracodon raising questions about combiners and demands for more magma decos. Oh, and core Soundwave is cool.
The big Fan Fest surprise was the reveal of Robosen's Optimus Prime - auto-converting, programmable, super cool, and wholly unnecessary.
Shattered Glass Blurr is bringing the pain with crazy eye patch and sexy packaging. Some of the crew might even be convinced to finally go in on the evil Autobots and heroic Decepticons.
Holy space potatoes - Studio Series Leader Slag has been revealed, renewing hope across the fandom for a complete line of chunky, polite Dinobot pals who say 'excuse me!'
Bragging rights! What has everyone gotten since last time?
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Category:Sponsor News Posted by:ZeroWolf | Credit(s): Big Bad Toy Store Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 19,441
April 14, 2021 Newsletter
BBTS News: Transformers, DBZ, Star Wars, MMPR, DC, Marvel Legends, G.I. Joe, Hot Toys, Beastars, MOTU & More!
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Introducing the all new MP-53 Skids figure! Skids can transform from robot mode to hatchback car and features several accessories including two different kinds of weapons. While in vehicle mode the weapons can be stored in the car's hatchback. From VTOYS and BMS comes a new 1/12 scale action figure, Figure Body Zero. The Animal Warriors of the Kingdom figures stand about 6.50 inches tall and feature 26 points of articulation. Each Primal Series Figure includes several accessories with Add-On sets available for even more accessories. From the hit anime series Dragon Ball Z come a new S.H.Figuarts set of Tien and Chiaotzu! In this exciting twist on the Monopoly game, players enter the world of Transformers and imagine traveling between Earth and Cybertron as a heroic Autobot or evil Decepticon. Based on the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, these ReAction figures stand 3.75 inches tall and feature five points of articulation. MegaHouse has two new figures from Beastars! Tweeterhead Presents the Teela “Legends” 1:5 Scale Maquette! This is the third release in the “Legends” line produced by Tweeterhead, and what a way to keep the MOTU hype train going than with one of the most Heroic Warriors, Teela!
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The latest Mortal Kombat figures from McFarlane are in with Shao Kahn, Liu Kang and variants of Scorpion and Sub-Zero. Boba Fett's Deluxe Star Wars: The Black Series figure has arrived! The 6-inch-scale Star Wars: The Black Series Boba Fett action figure is detailed to look like the character from Return of the Jedi, featuring premium detail and multiple points of articulation. Collect all five figures to form the mighty Warbotron, one of the tallest combiners created so far! This Storm Collectibles figure of Sub-Zero is based on his appearance in Mortal Kombat 3 and will include two swap out portraits, multiple interchangeable hands, an ice clone effect, an ice shower effect, blood effects, and severed body parts from his Brutality. Based on the Batman: Hush story line, the MAFEX Batman variant is a fully articulated figure with a black cowl and cape. Batman features a poseable wired fabric cape and several accessories including a gargoyle display stand. Retro figures fans be sure to check out the latest arrivals from MEGO! S.H.Figuarts brings you Nick Fury from the hit Marvel movie The Avengers as an action figure!
Categories:Toy News, Reviews Posted by:-Kanrabat- | Credit(s): PrimeVsPrime from Seibertron Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 29,283
Prime VS Prime is a early bird and again, he get the worm!
He just posted his video review of the Netflix Sparkless Seeker! That seeker come with a nice green and brown deco, earning him an unflattering but cool nickname by the community. He come with two Battlemasters as a set. Sparkless Seeker is one more addition to the ever growing Siege Tetrajet seekers family.
View the video review here:
Are you exited by this release? Are you planning to buy him as part of your seeker armada or will it be the first one? Please share your thoughts below!
Category:Sponsor News Posted by:ZeroWolf | Credit(s): Hobby Link Japan Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 23,226
Greetings Seibertronians! Site sponsor Hobby Link Japan, has sent us their weekly Transformers focused newsletter! Included in this edition is pre-orders for the next two Transformers to hit the Masterpiece line, MP-53 Skids and MP-54 Reboost! Along with these two, they also have the latest Transformers Kingdom products to pre-order and ThreeZero's DLX-JETFIRE as seen in the second Transformers live action movie, Revenge of the Fallen.
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Categories:Cartoon News, Toy News, Reviews Posted by:Tuned Agent | Credit(s): PrimeVsPrime from Seibertron Topic Options: View Discussion · Views: 54,922
Greetings Seibertronians! YouTube reviewer and fellow Seibertronian PrimeVsPrime has uploaded a video review of the upcoming Netflix voyager release of Optimus Primal and Rattrap! These figures are due to be released in wave 3 of the Walmart-exclusive Netflix subline later this year.
Both figures in this two-pack are redecos of their regular Kingdom releases in slightly different colors, mostly featuring a darker color palette. Neither deco is truly any more accurate to their original appearances in the Beast Wars cartoon, so their color schemes are likely depicting what they will look like in the upcoming Kingdom portion of Netflix's War for Cybertron Trilogy.
You can view PrimeVsPrime's video review embedded below:
What do you think of these redecos? Do you think they look better that the Kingdom releases? Will you be picking this up? Let us know in the Energon Pub forums!
Thanks to the intrepid efforts of fellow Seibertron user, Alekese, the images have been proved to be the work of a customiser who created these on commission. There us still traces of the original paint that can be found on these figures.
Original article follows:
Greetings Seibertronians! Fellow Seibertron user, Mindmaster, has let us know that a few new photos have surfaced on twitter, reportedly showing two new Transformers Kingdoms (and/or Transformers Selects) products!
The images come from Twitter user, Sousi, who had this to say:
The images show off two grey prototype looking versions of the Transformers Kingdom Cheetor and Optimus Primal figures, with completely new, unseen before heads. Speculation is rife that the Cheetor toy seen here is the leaked Shadow Panther toy, while the is no news of a battle masked Optimus Primal figure, but it wouldn't be unheard of for such a variant to debut as either an exclusive or under the Transformers Selects line.
Of course we also have no idea yet if these are even real as they could be well made customs, so, as always with news like this, take it with a large pinch of salt until more evidence becomes available.
Though as you can see from the image below, they do look like the prototype we have seen in the past like this article from 2016:
What do you think of these images? Fact or faked? Would you have likes to have seen the Netflix Optimus Primal release sport his battle mode head?
Shout out in the Energon Pub and stay tuned to Seibertron for all the latest news and reviews!
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